Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-05-27


Mllls......C. X. Page of the Malvern
stock farm, is doing larger business
than ever this season, handling all kinds
of horses and is finding ready market for
his colts. ... Mrs. C. r. Page is spending
a few weeks with her daughter Mrs. Cop
ley at Dorchester, Mass, ,....A. X. Dan
iels who went west few weeks since re
turned from Chicago on Monday evening.
He was accompanied by Mrs. Arthur
Gates aud son OF that city: Her husband
Will be remembered rs a former Morris
vile boy ... Ernest Bracket one of the
late graduating class at the academy
starts for Michigan i'll a few days..
Paul Brothers. orchestra is to furnish
music for the season at the Memphrema
Cog house, Newport .... Morrisville cor
net band has reorganiZed and is under
Prof. PauPs instruction, with G. A. Gle
as leader.
New Haven.
President Brainerd occupied the pulpit
again last Sunday. Congressman Stew
art of Middlebury and Mr.. Rector Gage
of Addison were present at the morning
service. ......Mr aud Mrs. d. II. Squier,
who have been sOjourning at Pasadena,
Cal, during the winter, are daily expect
ed home. ....: Graduation day at the acad-
emy will be the 18th, when class of II
will receive their diplomas ...".C Commits
sioner Rogers is now fairly at work macad-
! amiZing the depot road. A road bed OF
stone, II feet wide and some IS or 20 inches
deep, is made, and when that is well GOV
cred with earth 1t would seem good for Il
century In the SUIT of Mack VS.. Gull
der, tried Saturday before Justice Doud
| judgment was rendered for plaintiff of
| Sll.O4 damages and costs, amounting in
all to Sl6.15...... Wool is being picked up
at from IS to 25 cents per pound. The
youngest son of Sherrod Brown was taken
with diptherla on Wednesday last
ness. The children of Browns neigh
bors show similar symptoms. 80.
y society meeting was holden on Tuesday
to see if that body will act in concurrence
with the church in extending a call to
| Rev w. Is. Hague to become pastor of
the church of this place. When the mail
closed the meeting was in session with a
motion to concur pending.
watervilIe.
Mrs. 5. X. Miller has gone to Waterbury
to care for the wants of her son, Ed Miller,
: who is quite feeble at present. .... Mrs.
f. II. Shattuck has returned from Bur
llngton where she has been for the past
few months being doctored .... Miss
, Helen Stevens was visiting friends in
town over Sunday. We shall expect
good roads hereafter as we have new
J road machine. Miss Lizzie Patch is in
town, the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Hulburd
..... Rev. Mr.. Tenney hrs been engaged
|
...... Mrs. DR.. Hulburd who has been
; quite sick for the past two weeks is said
. to be some better at the present writing.
.... Matte Kelley has gone to Waterbur!
to work.
Cambridge
) Miss Lucy Wheelock will spend he
= summer vacation at the Boro, and will
e 1t is said, attend the Teachers Insti5ut,
: at Marthas Vineyard on her way hom
. from Boston. go, DR.. Morgan is attend
o ing Mrs. George X. IIulburd of Water
e VILE, also Mrs Scott aud Mrs. Porter o
e Fletcher, all of whom are very Mis-
S Jennie BlXby spent last Sunday in Jetfer
y sonville, the guest of Miss Cornle Lang.
5 Mr. William Lang OF Essex mas purchased
a family lot in the Boro cemetery ant
his only son. John Lang, ir., was the frs
: Fletcher spent last sunday with his par
5 ents. Nv. H. Parker will deliver th
: memorial address at the Boro this year
{ and music will be furnished by the Enos
Il buigh brass band. ...... Rev. John Bower
u preached at the Methodist church at th
Il Boro Sunday. Rev. Mr.. Barnard of Tn
= derhill Centre preached at East Cam
bridge in the morning and the "nev
{ preacher" Mr.. Tenney, preached at JET
y Iersonville in the afternoon..... Franl
$ Nichols of WesttOrd spent last Sunday il
y, town. Miss Phoebe Powell invited he
. friends and heighbors to Mrs. EliZabetl
u Powell's last Saturday evening and tn
d members of Miss PowellS music elias
i furnished some very good music for tn
I entertainment of the company -. Nobl,
y Bennett is one of the cream gatherers thi
year Miss Lucy Royce, who has beel
very seriously i'll for a long time, is abl
to ride out. Mrs. Martha Jordon, anothe
u member ST the invalid corps, Is also mucl
I. better. Rev. John Bowen will preacl
II the memorial sermon next sunday even
l...t. sl..,. .l..... e
West Ferrisburgh.
! From Basin Harbor north to the moutl
e of Otter creek is becoming quite promi
II nent camping ground .....N. q. Norto
5 Il Son have fine cottage and all neces
e sary surrounding out buildings at Mil
Il point. Heury +. Allen has pleasant cot
y tage near by that he has rented to MI
o Edmuuds for the season for 500 and is [
u complete another one for Mr.. Roberts b.
l. July lst at the same rental. Farther alon
II the coast is the pleasantly located cottag
+ of Mrs. II f. Benton Of Waltham, the
Il the DR.. Dickinson cottage previously men
= toned, while at Mr.. George W. Kellogg
/ new AZ. foot dock was constructed las
} fall This spring the groves have beel
q trimmed, all dead branches removed ant
h the stones picked up and built into attrat
e tive pyramids. This gives an unlnteI
e rupted walk from his house along th
T. lake shore among attractive campln
y places for nearly half mile. Mr.. Kellog
l. has several boarders alraady and camper
e from st. Louis have engaged tentin
s. places on these pleasant grounds. MI
= Kellogg has won hosts of friends anon
his former patrons by giving TO all
I friendly greeting and accommodating ther
!, reasonably.
:, Swanton.
n Mrs. Littell of Boston, wife of the put
" Usher of LittGlrS LiUtng Age, is gue'
l. of Madam Brayton. ..... The new steal
4 Yacht Clara, owned by w. d. Thomas
a Son, came from Plattsburgh Saturda.
n where she has been fitted with siX hor,
t power en- IIne, the owners intend to do
:, small excursion business, Keeping her
.e the Missisquoi river as long as the watt
.r is high enough, and after that at Maqual
e. 49,. William Bailey had his right han
le terribly mangled while fooling with
d. buzz saw in Proutys mill Sunday ::
ye p. Adams shipped 81 tubs of butter Tue
rs day The board of trade has secured
10 half rate on the Central from Rouse
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